A super durable titanium dioxide designed to suppress photocatalytic degradation and extend coating lifetime.

MARKET CHALLENGES

Exterior Coatings Face Increasing Durability Demands

  • Longer warranty requirements (e.g. AAMA 2605)
  • Higher UV exposure and harsher environments
  • Demand for long-term gloss and color retention
  • Reduced repainting and maintenance cycles

Exterior coatings are expected to maintain appearance longer than ever before.

Why Use PFC105

Functional Benefits of PFC105

  • Suppresses photocatalytic degradation
  • Maintains appearance under extended exposure
  • Supports premium exterior formulations
  • Compatible with existing coating systems
  • Contributes to development of AAMA 2605–compliant products
  • Keep gloss retention more than 50% longer than competitor.

PFC105 enables durability control at the pigment level, allowing coating designs where titanium dioxide no longer limits long-term performance. This data is based on our research.

Request a SampleDownload TDS

Key Applications

Architectural exterior coatings

Industrial & protective coatings

Outdoor equipment &
infrastructure coating

Powder Coatings

Request a SampleDownload TDS
PERFORMANCE DATA

Weathering Data from Natural Exposure in FL

PFC105 can keep gloss retention more than 50% longer than competitor.

*PVDF Coating (P/B = 0.56, Film Thickness = 30μm)

Color Fading Resistance at Super Accelerated Exposure Test*

* Super Accelerated Exposure Test= ISK’s proprietary durability evaluation method designed to rapidly assess the photocatalytic durability of titanium dioxide (TiO₂) in coating systems.

* PVDF/Acrylic = 20/80

PFC105 can eliminate color fading issue even in organic colorants.

Why PFC105 Delivers Superior Weatherability

Conventional TiO₂

Dense SiO₂ layer
Thin SiO₂ layer
O₂H radical Photocatalytic activity

Uneven and thinner layer allows TiO₂ to get in contact with air, triggering photocatalytic activity.

Causes resin degradation

PFC105- Super Durable TiO₂

Dense SiO₂ layer
Thin SiO₂ layer
O₂H radical Photocatalytic activity

Uneven and thinner layer allows TiO₂ to get in contact with air, triggering photocatalytic activity.

Causes resin degradation

The Correct Test Methods to Evaluate TiO₂ Durability

Conventional weathering tests such as QUV and XWOM primarily assess resin durability and may not fully capture performance differences related to TiO₂ photocatalytic activity. Because PFC105 is designed to suppress this mechanism, its true benefit is best evaluated using test methods that specifically target TiO₂-driven degradation.

Learn how ISK’s proprietary Super Accelerated Exposure Test helps reveal the durability advantage of PFC105.

Learn More
Contact Us